Kennedy rejects Cuba weapon rumors as critics press
President Kennedy bluntly dismissed rumors of Soviet arms in Cuba while praising administration intelligence. He warned critics in Congress not to base policy on hearsay and said the United States cannot rely on vague reports. Senator Kenneth Keating said he would share findings but not sources. The President stressed reliance on solid intelligence and kept a firm line on Caribbean tensions.
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Associated Press
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No Tickets Sold For Tomorrow Night's Wood vs Mosby Game
The Gown Crier reports all tickets are sold for the Wood at Mosby Academy game tomorrow. Doors open 5 30 p m with the junior varsity at 6 30 and varsity at 8 p m. No further details are clear due to OCR corruption.
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T Royal
Dissent in Congress On Military Threat
Kennedy faces skeptical questions over 6000 Soviet rocket troops in Cuba as critics warn against underestimating the danger. He argues dangers in Latin America stem from poverty illiteracy bad housing and instability while he notes Soviet forces in Cuba cannot be used to invade another country.
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Keeting
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Latin America
United States
Cuba
Armory brawl leads to fines and new dance rules
Four men are fined after a brawl at the Armory as city officials consider new dance regulations allowing couples only. Jennings Hockman and John M. Trible each face 100 dollars plus costs, Clyde Jeen 23 25 dollars plus costs, and Bobby Ray Tribble 25 faces similar costs. The case continues as three others plead guilty and police testimonies describe the fracas and officer shove during the incident.
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Washington, D.C
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Fairfax Lane
Clyde Jeen
S. Cameron St
Local GOP Pledges Nominees For County State Offices
Frederick County Republicans plan a convention in about 30 days to select nominees for county and state offices this fall. George Scheulen, county GOP chairman, announced the sessions to determine qualification and candidates. Plans call for two representatives from each unit to coordinate efforts among Frederick Clarke counties. Robinson will headline the Lincoln Day dinner in Woodstock on Feb 12 and Rep. William C. Cramer will speak in Harrisonburg on Feb 23.
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State Senate
House of Oo
William Fraula
Frederick, Clarke
GOP
Robinson
Woodstock
Rep
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Harrisonburg
JFK Downplays Rusk Future Role Amid Speculation
Kennedy and Rusk remain aligned on the secretary of state's role. Rusk will lead day to day diplomacy and advise on larger security policies while avoiding public clashes. He has worked mainly behind the scenes, preferring selective TV appearances to outline broad foreign policy principles.
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Rusk
Sid Bine Bi Podim
Kennedy
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Sig
U.S
Maryland Man Dies in Loudoun Truck Crash
An Oxon Hill man Ray Hewitt aged 35 died in a truck crash one mile east of Bluemont in Loudoun County Virginia 7. The vehicle flipped and burned. This year Virginias toll reaches 78 compared with 76 in the prior year.
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Loudoun County
Virginia
Ray Hewitt
Bluemont
Cold wave grips vast regions with subzero readings
Canada East hit by icy air as the cold snap sweeps from Michigan to Maine and New York. Temperatures plunged to 19 below in Pellston Michigan and into single digits or negatives across New York and New England with strong winds up to 40 mph and coast warnings. Snow and drizzle affect the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley while the West remains milder with 90s in California and record February highs in Albuquerque.
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Mississippi Cannot Share Contempt Blame in Court Case
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Mississippi cannot accept blame in contempt proceedings against Gov. Ross Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson over efforts to block James Meredith’s enrollment at the University of Mississippi. The court indicated the state has not waived its right to pursue further motions, while Mississippi argued the officials acted in compliance with state law and that the court lacks jurisdiction. The case stems from civil contempt convictions last year and moves forward to consider criminal contempt.
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Paul B. Johnson
Elbert P. Tuttle
Garner W. Green
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Richard T. Rives
Montgomery
Ala
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Johnson
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Government unsure as Teamsters claim bonding coverage
In Washington the Teamsters say bonding coverage is in place for President Hoffa and officers. Wright Sr. confirms his firm provides coverage with potential excess reinsurance. Lloyd's of London reportedly agreed. Government weighs Treasury rules and possible court action to prevent handling union funds before bonds are secured.
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Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Wright
Chicago Daily News
Lloyd’s of London
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U Union
Hereford Bull Sale Underway at Farmers Livestock Exchange
Cattlemen inspect more than 50 polled and horned Hereford bulls during the seventh annual Cattleman’s Capital commercial sale at the Farmers Livestock Exchange. The event showcases polled and horned stock from multiple breeders attracting regional buyers.
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Farmers Livestock Exchange
Eight Children Die in Toronto Tenement Fire
In Toronto's West End a fire in a tenement killed all eight children of Roy and Mrs. French. Roy French, 36, said an electric kettle exploded after he slept and left it on. Neighbors aided rescue attempts. the father and Mrs. French survived injuries, but the children aged 4 to 16 perished on the second floor.
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West End
Roy French
Bill Bartlett
French
Con
New Regime Declares Anti Communist Purge In Iraq
The State Department said the new revolutionary command under Abdel Karim Kassem appears anti communist. The regime proclaims a purge of known Communists from the officer corps and Kassem's intimates and former Council of State members. About 400 U.S. citizens in Iraq reportedly escape injury.
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State Department
Iraq
Mder Abdel Karim Kassem
U.S
Revolutionary Command
Kassem
Council of State
Winchester announces visitor rules amid flu and crowding
Due to overcrowding and flu in Winchester, Moneta announces daily visitation rules limiting visits to one per patient per day for 15 minutes. The notice aims to reduce infection risk while allowing contact with family.
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Moneta
Final Clearance at Winter Coat Sale Ends This Week
In person applications sought for a female clerk at Fudge Marble Cake Ward while Crisman Cleaners and Winchester Savings promote insured federal savings with promotions. Savings incentives offered through a clearance event on 29 with prices on winter coats at 29 W Boscawen Street.
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Llth
Winchester Savings and Loan
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